Aarhus and the fast ferries – part one (Port of Aarhus VII)

When Molslinjen moved out to a newly constructed ferry terminal in November 2020 in the latest phase of port expansion…

Five photos from my archive (selection I)

It was the first time that I photographed this stunning-looking passenger ship. I had just got my first digital camera,…

Monday last week I revisited Visby on Gotland. It was one of my first photo trips abroad since 2019. We…

OSK-Ship Tech stood by the side of Samsø Rederi when they developed and built their first ferry eight years ago…

Knud E. Hansen will be the unifying force in a project for which standards do not yet exist. At the…

In February 2021, I passed 10,000 images in my archive. Considering that I started photographing way back in the early…

I have been to the Faroe Islands twice before. Both times sent out as a reporter to write articles about…

Demolition of ships and huge offshore structures contributes to the diversity in the Port of Frederikshavn. During the last two…

Denmark’s second largest repair yard Orskov Yard with several dry and floating docks spread over the port contributes to the…

The ferries to Sweden and Norway still set the scene in Frederikshavn, but the port is also characterized by a…